Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-08
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Twenty-Five carloads of beef cattle came
over from Reno last night, en- route to the
Bay.
The White Cooks and Walters Union
of this city has voted to join he Knights
of Labor.
But one arrest was made yesterday-an
individual named Hagel, by officer Row
land, for being drunk.
1t has been carefully estimated that the
cost of the proposed system of sewerage for
the town of Woodland will be SIS, 600.
Robert Hancock, son of George w. Han
cock, who was severely hurt last Saturday
by falling from tree, is getting over his
injury rapidly.
The little sidewheel steamer Orc, which
has been lying idle on the Yolo side of the
river for some time, is being fitted up for
service in the fishing business
Grandma Franklin, one of the lady
pioneers of Yolo county, is very seriously
i'll at Woodland, and it is feared she can
not recover. She is about So years of age.
In the Superior Court of Yolo county
last Monday the cases of J. H. Harlan and
F. J. Barnes, charged with killing e. L.
Craft, were called, but passed without action
for one week.
The steamers Governor Dana and Dover
came down from the upper Sacramento
yesterday with barges of grain, and the D.
E. Knight passed through from Marvsyille
TO San Francisco with grain.
A large number of members of Sylvan
Rebekah Degree Lodge, /. D. O. F., of
Woodland, paid visit Tuesday evening to
Rising Star Rebekah Degree Lodge of this
city. After the Lodge exercises, COLA
ton was enjoyed.
The east-bound express train was even
heavier than usual last night, having six
sleepers attached to it. 1t was run in two
sections, which, however, is nothing unu-
sual nowadays for those trains, whether
bound east or west, travel being very large
The new NJ E. Church South edifice at
Woodland was dedicated last Sunday, in
the presence ola large audience, by Bishop
R. X. Hargrove. The Bishop preached an
interesting discourse, and was listened to
with much attention. The new church is
very neat and well finished, and is not only
a credit to the congregation that built it,
but to the whole community.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was Gle, being 90 cooler than
the normal for that day. The highest and
lowest temperature was 100 and 500, with
gentle southerly winds and weather fair to
clear, except at night, when the wind was
gentle, from the northwest. Barometer
steadily rising up to noon, since which
time it has been falling slowly.
The First Artillery Band leaves on the
2:45 P. n train to-day to join the Woodland
Parlor in the celebration of the n. S. g. w.
in Napa. They are also engaged fer tha
coming State Fair, after which they play at
the Stockton District Fair for two weeks
also at the concert to be rendered to the
Knights OF Pythias during the coming
week. This bands earnings in less than
six weeks will be S2,700.
Anxious eyes were cast upon the barom-
eter yesterday by those interested in the
hop, raisin, grape and live stock industries,
who feared that there was more rain at
hand. So far the little rain that has fallen
in Sacramento county has not occasioned
any injury worth mentioning, but the in
dications are still threatening, and parties
interested in those industries are feeling
very nervous, as a heavy rainfall would do
great damage.